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> > I'm interested in developing s/w using Python for Qt/KDE but I'm

> cool :)

> > Both kdebindings and PyQT create a qt.py except that the kdebindings
> > version is in site-packages/

> Um, the python bindings in kdebindings are PyQT and PyKDE, so thats
> actually the same PyQT package.

> > Should I have both kdebindings and PyQT?

> If you have kdebinding, you already have PyQT.

> > SuSE 7.0 is running Python 1.5 - should I upgrade Python and which
> > version does anyone recommend?

> I have python 1.5.2 and it built the CVS version of kdebindings without
> any warning so I think it is compatible.
> I would really be suprised if the python developers broke compatibility
> during 1.5.x releases so I think it shoud be ok, whatever 1.5 rversion
> you have.

> cheers,
> Kevin

> kdebindings seems to only have the qt stuff in it (qt.py, dcop.py) or
> am i missing something?
> - Alan

> > kdebindings seems to only have the qt stuff in it (qt.py, dcop.py) or
> > am i missing something?
> > - Alan

> hmm, sorry, you're right, just checked agin.

> kev

> > > kdebindings seems to only have the qt stuff in it (qt.py,
dcop.py) or
> > > am i missing something?
> > > - Alan

> > hmm, sorry, you're right, just checked agin.

> > kev
> Got kdebindings, compiled SIP - tried to make etc PyKDE but no go :-(
> I'll have to leave this thread for the moment as I'm about to spend a
> week falling over a lot at my Aikido summer school - will continue

> > > > kdebindings seems to only have the qt stuff in it (qt.py,
>  dcop.py) or
> > > > am i missing something?
> > > > - Alan

> > > hmm, sorry, you're right, just checked agin.

> > > kev
> > Got kdebindings, compiled SIP - tried to make etc PyKDE but no go :-(
> > I'll have to leave this thread for the moment as I'm about to spend a
> > week falling over a lot at my Aikido summer school - will continue
> Isnt PyKDE, atleast the one from thekompany for kde 1  ;-(